Posts Tagged ‘University of Mississippi Medical Center’

Read November 16 issue of the MBJ

HEALTHCARE Bryant’s support, $10M grant give new life to medical school plans— by Ted Carter RETAIL ‘Whole Foods Effect’ likely to hit Highland Village— by Clay Chandler BANKING Strong reaction from community banks cited for Basel III delay— by Ted Carter ENERGY PSC to ask utilities to extend small business incentives— by Clay Chandler  HALEY BARBOUR Setting the record [...] [...]

Bryant’s support, $10M grant give new life to medical school plans

Last spring turned bleak for supporters of an effort to get a new main education building built for the University of Mississippi Medical School in Jackson. No bond issue would be coming from the Legislature to back the 151,000 square-foot construction project which the year before had received $4.5 million from legislators for preliminary planning [...] [...]

Tom Mosley and MIND Center look at effects of aging on the brain

by Clay Chandler Published: August 19,2012

Tags: Alzheimer's disease, The MIND Center, Tom Mosley, University of Mississippi Medical Center

Dr. Tom Mosley is a professor of geriatric medicine and director of the MIND Center at University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson. His research has centered on the reasons why the brain changes with age, with an emphasis on cognitive illnesses like Alzheimer’s Disease. In 2010, he received the Bud Orgel Award for Distinguished [...] [...]

Experts: Troublesome nursing faculty shortage to get worse

by Clay Chandler Published: August 12,2012

Tags: Affordable Care Act, nursing, University of Mississippi Medical Center

As different parts of the Affordable Care Act begin to take effect, it could exacerbate an existing problem in Mississippi. Already there isn’t enough faculty to teach nurses to meet existing demand. Nursing professionals say the shortage will deepen if the gap between private sector pay and that of academia isn’t closed at least somewhat. [...] [...]

Beebe chosen as chair-elect

Dr. Diane K. Beebe, professor and chair of family medicine at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, has been elected chair-elect of the American Board of Family Medicine. Beebe, chair of the Department of Family Medicine since 2007, is past chair of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Residency Review Committee for Family Medicine, [...] [...]

White House chooses Fox

by MBJ Staff Published: August 6,2012

Tags: cardiology, Ervin Fox, University of Mississippi Medical Center

Dr. Ervin Fox, a University of Mississippi Medical Center professor of cardiology and Jackson Heart Study researcher, has received a Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers. Fox, a University of Mississippi [...] [...]

UMMC selects Brodell

The University of Mississippi Medical Center has named Dr. Robert Brodell professor and chief of the Division of Dermatology. Prior to joining UMMC, he was in the private practice of dermatology and director of Skin Pathology Services Inc., an independent certified dermatopathology lab in Warren, Ohio. Licensed in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York, Brodell recently [...] [...]

UMMC adds faculty

Dr. James Shwayder is the new chair of the University of Mississippi Medical Center Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Before joining UMMC, Shwayder was director of the Division of Gynecology and director of the fellowship in endoscopic surgery at the University of Louisville. Shwayder earned his medical degree at the University of Colorado Health Sciences [...] [...]

Clinic welcomes Morris

Hattiesburg Clinic recently welcomed David Morris, M.D., to The Hematology and Oncology Clinic. He earned his medical degree from the University of Mississippi Medical Center where he also completed an internal medicine residency and hematology and oncology fellowship. Morris is board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in internal medicine, hematology and oncology. His [...] [...]

Health Policy Center, medical groups study Medicaid expansion

No one is entirely sure of the fiscal implications of either rejecting or accepting the federal government’s offer to help the state expand its Medicaid rolls to include about 250,000 uninsured adults, effectively cutting in half the number of uninsured Mississippians. The fiscal picture could come closer into focus in coming weeks as the Center [...] [...]

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